Chisox Set To Host Indians In Four Game Series
Chicago White Sox aim to gain on the Cleveland Indians in a four game set at home. Al Lopez leans on Minnie Minoso as fifth coach after Fricks veto of his re signing. Pizarro and Peters lead a pitching quartet against Cleveland.
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Ron Campbell
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Dick Ellsworth
Curt Simmons
Bruhn Trains Badgers With Hard Scrimmage Drills
Wisconsin Coach Milt Bruhn pushed a controlled but hard hitting session on Thursday at Madison to prep for the Camp Randall scrimmage. Three players were sidelined: right guard Bob Freimuth with a stomach disorder, quarterback Chuck Burt with tonsillitis, and halfback Bob Grossman down with a virus.
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Milwaukee Eau Claire Enter Softball Tourney
Milwaukee and Eau Claire teams from Wisconsin entered the Amateur Softball Association west central regional tournament in Aurora Illinois opening today and continuing through Labor Day weekend. Eau Claire meets Mishawaka in the first game with Milwaukee facing the Aurora Sacos. the winner advances to the ASA world championship in Sunnyvale California September 18 through 25.
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Portage Names New Head Football Coach Paul Mandli
Paul Mandli, formerly head coach at West Allis Central High School for two seasons, is appointed head football coach at Portage High School succeeding Donald Hoff who moves to Stevens Point University as teacher and coach.
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Swiggums Set for Third Place as Liquid Feed Reaches Final
In a Monday league double header Liquid Feed beat Firemen 8 2 then 6 4 to reach the championship against Hubers at Twining Park. Swiggums earlier beat Milwaukee Cheese 1 0 with Chuck Lesetter throwing a three hitter.
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Boots Butenhoff
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George Engles
Paul Mueller
Gus Martini
Dick Boerk
Dough Hirsch
Chuck Robertson
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Baseball Standings and Scores from the Day
The American League table shows Baltimore leading with 81 wins and Chicago close behind at 81. New York trails with 76 while Detroit sits at 71. In the National League Philadelphia leads at 80 wins with Cincinnati at 75 and San Francisco at 75.
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U S Meat Production Reaches New Record High
U S meat output climbed to 18.2 billion pounds in the first seven months of the year, up 8 percent from the same period last year. Beef production led with 10.4 billion pounds, a 13 percent rise.
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Bananas Attributed Medicinal Powers In Ancient China
Ancient Chinese texts credited bananas with healing properties and medicinal power. Scholars note early beliefs linked the fruit to health benefits and traditional remedies.
11 000 Geese Quota Set for Horicon Area
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service sets an 11 000 goose quota for Horicon Wisconsin, reflecting a dip from last year. Illinois has 15 000 while parts of Dodge and Fond du Lac counties are exempt. Opening day is Saturday October 10 with strict registration and a 6 shell limit.
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Greatests Grab Lead in League Action
The Greatests defeated The Deep Freezers to take sole first in the Wednesday Night Golf League. Birdies were shot by Steve Esser Max Harmes Ed Knopinski and Bob Rufenacht. Low gross went to Sam Regula with 39. low nets of 33 shared by Rufenacht Bob Hardenell and Knopinski. Standings show Greatests 45% followed by Birdies 41 42 Swingers 43 4% Deep Freezers 42 Sandbaggers 38 Duraclean 36 Rejects 32 Mustangs 26.
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Sandbaggers
Duraclean
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Mustangs
Braves Blank Cardinals in 7-0 Shutout Victory
Wade Blasingame, 20, pitched a complete game shutout as the Milwaukee Braves defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 7-0. Hank Aaron led the offense with his 24th homer, while the Braves built a six-run seventh inning and moved within a half game of the idle Pirates.
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On This Day in History September 4 Highlights
Events include Geronimo surrender at Skeleton Canyon in 1886. Graf Zeppelin circled the world in 1929. Florence Chadwick swam the English Channel in 1953. Maj. Gen. William Dean released after 374 months in prison. Chesapeake Bay crash in 1964. Nasr and Saud seek U.K.-Egypt relations in 1956. Roy Cohn indicted in 1963 with later acquittals.
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Seattle Emerges as Major Pacific Seaport
A magnificent inland harbor and 193 miles of waterfront have made Seattle a great Pacific seaport.
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Teen-agers Dominate U.S. Swimming Team Headed for Olympics
New York reports call the American swimming team the greatest ever after a six day Olympic trials that saw six world records set or tied. Coach Bob Kiphuth praised the strength and depth of the teen dominated squads, with men strong to win most events and girls aged 14 to 19 favored to sweep several events.
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Argyle Tourney Finals Monday Set After Semis Wins
Blanchardville edged Dodge Point 3 2 and Shullsburg defeated New Glarus 4 0 to reach the Argyle Legion Firemen celebration semifinals. Monte Olson drove in the winning run and Vern Geishert allowed four hits with 12 strikeouts for Blanchardville while Cub Speth fanned 15 and held Shullsburg to three hits. Semis Sunday have Argyle vs Benton and Blanchardville vs Shullsburg, with the final Monday at 7 p.m. and third place at 10 a.m.
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Lema Beats Palmer In Charity Exhibition in Boston
Tony Lema shot a nine under par 63 to win the Cardinal Cushing Charity Fund exhibition in Quincy Boston by eight strokes over Arnold Palmer. The event drew golf fans and supported a local charity.
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Bankers Take Softball Crown
Commercial Bank defeats Park and Recreation 15 to 6 to win the girls softball title. The Bankers overcome an early three run deficit with seven in the third and six in the fourth. Judy Wilhelmi drives two doubles and two singles for a perfect night. LuAnn Prien earns the win.
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Lake Geneva Skipper Finishes Eighth in Mallory Cup
Bill Butz of Lake Geneva Wisconsin placed eighth and last with 14 points as the Mallory Cup sailing championships concluded with the eighth race on Lake Saint Clair. G Shelby Friedrich of New Orleans won the championship with 61 percent points and five race victories.
Larsen Shuts Out NL Leader Phillies 6-0
Don Larsen pitched the shutout against Philadelphia allowing four hits to move the Colts to a 6-0 win and improve the club’s standing. Jackie Brandt delivered a go ahead three run double in the seventh as Baltimore beat Minnesota 4-1 to seize the American League lead.
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Packers and Browns Meet in Twin Bill Exhibition
Green Bay plans a brief workout before flying to Cleveland for the NFL doubleheader finale of the exhibition season. The Packers face the Browns in the nightcap after opening with the Giants versus Lions. Green Bay aims for a fourth straight win after beating the Cardinals, Bears, and Cowboys. New faces join drills including rookies Tommy Crutcher and Dennis Claridge as Crutcher shifts to fullback and Claridge runs at halfback.
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Softball Play To End With Tonight's Games
Recreation park hosts tonight's softball action with Zwickers facing Gladiators at 7 45 p.m. and Treuthardt Rustlers opposing Studer's Super Service at 9 15 p.m. James Mauermann, park and recreation director, announces a managers meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Community Center to plan the 1965 season.
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Lost Act Sparks Logic in Public Theater Debate
Local arts group unmasks a missing act prompting calls for creative restoration. Theater officials say the Lost Act highlights gaps in archival records and community memory, urging donors and volunteers to help reconstruct the performance.
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